Montana's supreme court has ruled in favor of a group of 16 kids suing for constitutional protection from climate change.

Kirk Deeter, over at Fly Lab, questions whether this new bill is perhaps the biggest environmental win ever for trout anglers ...

I live in Wyoming, one of the most landowner-friendly states in America. Out here, if a river flows through private land, the landowner has claim to every piece of it (water rights exempted, of course ...

“Simon Gawesworth walks us through the in’s and out’s of fishing soft hackles.” ...

“We had a blast learning the ins and outs of the boat, and it didn’t take long to hook into a couple of trout. Between casts, we kicked back, soaking in the canyon views and watching the birds work ...

“This is a wet fly inspired by the Mickey Finn, one of my favorite fall attractor patterns. It’s a great fly to swing through the current in the fall, and the oversized feathers have lots of movement ...

“Big baitfish imitations need to have the right profile and movement in the water to fool the predators feeding on baitfish. Saltwater legend Bob Popovics has ‘cracked the code’ several times with his ...

“Whether you’re targeting trout or other species, understanding how seasons—from winter to spring, summer, and fall—impact water temperature, weather, and aquatic insects can make all the difference ...

“For many fly fishermen, winter is a time for fly tying. But you can still fish for sea-run brown trout in the coastal areas of Scandinavia. Find the fish and serve a fly that moves pulsating and ...

“Is it the simple pleasure of watching fish eat dry flies, or the rush of hooking and landing a trophy trout? Tons of folks have tried to answer this question, and in a slight departure from the norm ...

“Brian Flechsig from Mad River Outfitters answers a question from a viewer about the common perceived difficulty when fly casting fiberglass fly rods. He invites Tim Rajeff from Echo Fly Fishing on to ...

“Tom discusses line weights and offers some tips on overlining and underlining your fly rod.” ...